And, it's the quintessential dish of Texas: In 1977, chili was actually written into the state legislature as the official State Dish of Texas. The decree includes a quote from President Lyndon B.

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While many classic recipes for the dish include beans, whether it be kidney beans, pinto beans, or black beans, Texas chili infamously does not contain any at all. But why? It all boils down to ...

This beanless chili features rich beef chuck and rehydrated dried chilies for a lingering smoky flavor. Enjoy it with tortillas, cheese, and hot sauce for an extra kick. Anna Theoktisto is a ...

Texas. These women served steaming bowls of chili at open-air markets, enticing customers with the dish’s intoxicating aroma.

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When my Texas-native husband first introduced me to an old-school chili spice kit that his mother had been using for decades, I was excited to give it a try—and now, it saves me on busy weekdays ...